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What FloConnector customers connected, what they built on it, and what their metered call log actually shows. Real figures, read from production on a stated date.
The executive assistant he built across 14 tools, then handed to his team
Barry Minton runs a scaffolding company with a small crew and large commercial clients. He connected 14 tools, cleaned up years of scattered data, put his morning brief on a schedule and gave his admin a profile that reads his inbox. Six weeks and 5,475 calls later, this is what the log shows.
- 14 tools connected
- 6 profiles shared with his team
- None quotes retyped by hand
Barry Minton Owner, Elite Access Solutions 
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